Tuesday, July 6, 2010

India to help Saudi Arabia’s space program


A delegation of scientists from Saudi Arabia are set to visit India to ink an agreement with space agency ISRO for boosting cooperation that will help the country develop an indigenous space programme.
The Saudi delegation, comprising of the country’s leading scientists will visit the India Space Research Organisation later this month. The agreement to boost cooperation in space science is in line with a MoU signed between the two countries’ space agencies during Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s visit to Riyadh earlier this year.
The visit of Saudi scientists would pave the way for a cooperation that will help Riyadh develop its indigenous space programme for peaceful purposes, an Arab daily reported.
The Saudi delegation will comprise of scientists from the King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST) and other scientific institutions in the Kingdom, Rajeev Shahare, outgoing deputy chief at the Indian mission in Riyadh, was quoted as saying by Arab News.
Shahare said that a Memorandum of Understanding between KACST and ISRO during the Prime Minister’s visit.
He said that ISRO would provide expertise to Riyadh as it has been conducting a variety of operations for both Indian and foreign clients.

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  1. I am in the CIA and I am engaging in particle warfare with the rich people of VIrginia and Florence South Carolina. Their doctors and lawyers of the CIA are trying to sell me for complex energy experiments and they sold half the states of North and South Carolina to HAARP. They used people intensely because they were fat or did not work. This whole south needs to go for this, these doctors lost their kid and they are trying to get back at the general public. It isn't right and will not go unpunished.

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